Tiny Slug - FPV RC Tiny Trak with LED lights

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I had a stash of parts lying around, just waiting to be put to use. None of the tiny traks I'd seen before managed to wow me visually, so I set out to create something truly impressive as well as functional - an RC FPV tank that would turn heads. The model you see in the picture is still missing its exhausts and rear guns, but don't worry, those parts might need a bit of tweaking before they're ready for prime time. If you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear them! Here's what I used: * 1 x Micro AIO FPV camera with a 10mm lens (I went with the Eachine EF-01, but most should work as long as the antenna is centered about 5mm behind the camera PCB) * 2 x MG90 metal gear servos (360-degree, I hacked normal ones to get them working in 360 mode) * 1 x 3.7V to 5V DC-DC voltage regulator * 1 x RC receiver * 1 x 5mm LED and the right resistor for a spotlight * 2 x 3mm LEDs and their respective resistors for front lights * 2 x 3mm LEDs and their respective resistors for rear lights * 3 x M3 5mm countersunk screws (for the servo case) * 2 x M3 10-15mm screws (I trimmed mine to fit the wheels) * 1 x Female power plug (I used Micro JST PH 1.25 2-pin female connectors, but others might fit) * 1 x Battery (the battery bay is 25mmW x 10mmH x 40mmL) * 1 x Male plug to connect to the battery * Lengths of wire for electronics * Solder and heatshrink * Glue for printing plastic * Glue for LEDs and camera * Flexible filament for printing treads Assembling the Servo Case: When you put together the servo case, make sure the arrows on the inside are lined up properly. The wires will then go in front of the battery area, and you can route them to your RC receiver.